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Heaven Is Not a Place We Go in Future

Heaven Is Not a Place We Go. It’s Who We Become.

Some religions teach us that we must do good so that we can go to heaven after we die.

And when someone says, “Go to hell,” it’s not just an insult — it feels like a curse on our very being.


So, we spend our entire lives striving, performing, pleasing…

Hoping to secure our place in heaven.

Fearing we may fall short and end up in some eternal punishment.


But what if…

What if heaven isn’t a destination after death — but a reality we create in life?

What if hell isn’t below, but inside a restless, bitter, disconnected heart?


When I teach SuperME, I’m not asking people to believe in something new.

I’m helping them return to what’s already inside —

A place of deep Purpose, flowing Love, and everyday Gratitude.


That alignment, that light…

It’s not religious.

It’s not theoretical.

It’s transformational.


SuperME Is Heaven on Earth

  • Heaven is when you no longer fight battles in your head every night.
  • Heaven is when you stop needing approval to feel worthy.
  • Heaven is when you wake up, not with dread, but with direction.
  • Heaven is when you look at your life — with all its imperfections — and still say,

“Thank You.”

That is the SuperME Life.


It’s not a fantasy.

It’s not a future.

It’s your birthright.

And it begins now — in this breath, in this step, in this moment.


We don’t need to wait until we die to meet the Divine.

We only need to come home to ourselves.


Let go of the guilt, the fear, the striving.

Let your soul exhale.


Because the path to heaven isn’t paved with pressure —

It’s walked with Purpose, Love, and Gratitude.


Start the journey.

Read SuperME Unleashed by Dr. Vivian Passion Koh — the book that has already awakened hearts, healed silent pain, and helped thousands rise.

Get your copy now at https://asiatrainers.org/smu

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